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9/11Joseph Heller's Catch-22 : a critical edition
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xi, 562 pages ; 20 cm
"In addition to the complete text of the novel, this critical edition Catch-22 contains not only a brilliant introductory essay by Robert Scotto, but also a chapter that Joseph Heller cut from the published version of the novel and an interview that includes a complete account of the novel's genesis by the author. There are also several scholarly critiques of the book, as well as a checklist of critical works and a listing of favorable, mixed, and unfavorable reviews." --Back cover of book
Includes bibliographical references (pages 560-562)
"In addition to the complete text of the novel, this critical edition Catch-22 contains not only a brilliant introductory essay by Robert Scotto, but also a chapter that Joseph Heller cut from the published version of the novel and an interview that includes a complete account of the novel's genesis by the author. There are also several scholarly critiques of the book, as well as a checklist of critical works and a listing of favorable, mixed, and unfavorable reviews." --Back cover of book
"In addition to the complete text of the novel, this critical edition Catch-22 contains not only a brilliant introductory essay by Robert Scotto, but also a chapter that Joseph Heller cut from the published version of the novel and an interview that includes a complete account of the novel's genesis by the author. There are also several scholarly critiques of the book, as well as a checklist of critical works and a listing of favorable, mixed, and unfavorable reviews." --Back cover of book
Includes bibliographical references (pages 560-562)
"In addition to the complete text of the novel, this critical edition Catch-22 contains not only a brilliant introductory essay by Robert Scotto, but also a chapter that Joseph Heller cut from the published version of the novel and an interview that includes a complete account of the novel's genesis by the author. There are also several scholarly critiques of the book, as well as a checklist of critical works and a listing of favorable, mixed, and unfavorable reviews." --Back cover of book
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